judges of taking orders from francois hollande. this regarding investigation into allegations his wife was given a fake job. saying a presidential candidate needs dignity and respect. alexander hirst has the story. francois fillon is facing new controversy by accusing the government of allowing a quasi-civil war. the statement came after some protesters clashed with police at a demonstration against her tole pen that took the western city. and an attempt by fillon to concentrate his campaign's message on law and order. from paris's agricultural affair, he called his words irresponsible. >> even during the campaign politics should be dignified and based on the truth. some candidates like to present

but a speech by the president francois hollande, a p pa re ntly president francois hollande, apparentlys. it is not clear why these items were buried. possibly these are things that people wanted to come back to get later. but also is possible that their offerings to the gods that no one ever intended to come back for. it was like a normal sunday morning. we were in two minds whether to come out or not. these two friends are responsible for the discovery, 20 yea rs responsible for the discovery, 20 years ago they searched for treasure but they found nothing. then after taking up the hobby again, they struck gold. i knew straightaway what it was because i‘d seen pictures in books and magazines. i said where did you find that because my head was racing. he said, at the top of the hill. i said well, i will look at the area and do some more sweeps of the area. we heard stories that where there is one could be more buried. it wasjust before christmas when the two men walking along with metal detectors found the treasury just behind me along with metal detectors found the treasuryjust behind

francois hollande will not be in the elysee when we do the negotiations.e right, there is a range of different views. but from the spanish foreign minister through to michel barnier, the chief negotiator, who has said, for example, on the vexed issue of uk financial services, he has pointed out, hey, hold on a minute here, given that britain puts £1 trillion worth of finance into european companies, actually, if we turn around and have a rational, vindictive being the differential approach to these negotiations... yes, it may hurt britain. we ought to stop talking about beggar thy neighbour protectionism and start looking for the win—win. and the point i was making about wolfgang schauble, and i think the same can be said for angela merkel, and michel barnier, is that there is a shifting mood in brussels which recognises, actually, there's a scope for win—win here. we need to go, britain needs to go into it, with a spirit of generosity too. neither you nor i knows quite where the negotiations will go over the next two years, but one thing you can shape is

presidential hopeful francois hollande's -- francois fillon's campaign is in trouble. there are allegations his wife held a fake job paid with taxpayer funds. sent the conservative campaign into a tailspin and the candidate himself sinking in the polls. reporter: another blow to , just as hellon thought his presidential campaign was back on track. the investigation into fake work allegations, surrounding his wife penelope, will continue. >> the numerous elements collected by in -- investigators do not suggest the case should be dropped. reporter: the prosecution did steps.e any further it could send it straight to trial. franÇoise fillon has said he will step down if that happens on said he willl step down if that happens. for now, he is doing with the so-called penelopegate. he faces increasing criticism within his own party, and his popularity has plummeted. he announced a series of new measures, likely to woo far right voters. >> i propose reducing the age of criminal responsibility to 16 years old. when a 16-year-old or 17-year-old attacks a policeman, he has to kn

the french president, francois hollande, says the soldiers who shot and wounded a man outside the louvrented a terrorist attack. the man was wielding a machete and shouted "god "is greatest" in arabic. in the past hour, the museum, which had been evacuated, has reopened. 0ur correspondentjonny dymond sent this report. in the heart of the french capital, outside one of its greatest treasures, the louvre, an attack in broad daylight. translation: we heard gunshots. we didn't know what it was. then we evacuated the employees and we left. that is what happened. we were stressed. some colleagues were crying, and we were afraid, we were panicking. translation: it happened very fast. we saw death coming for us with everything that has been happening at the moment. we were very, very scared. the reason for the shots, a machete attack by a man on soldiers guarding the area, explained a police spokeswoman. translation: in the commercial area, the man threw himself at a soldier who was there, armed with at least one knife, possibly two, with the appearance of a terrorist. the soldier was injured, a

francois hollande went to the bedside of teo and expressed his sympathy to the young man.hile we have seen this violent have alsoow there been incidents in october in which police officers were targeted. that is part of a continuing cycle of violence. i want to look at a story about the eiffel tower. the iron lady as it is called by many of the french. you can see it's going to be surrounded i a glass wall. the cost will be 20 million euros. it will be tilted in october and it will be 2.5 meters high. very much a feeling of concern about security. an attacawawawawkçkw yx

presenthe chose to francois hollande over nicolas sarkozy. it an alliance of two weaknesses and that he is trying to run after influence he no longer has. them sendingshows in an elevator. hop is nicolas sarkozy. it's a nod to his new job on the board of directors at a hotel. in mexico rex tillerson is in town and arrived to a chilly welcome. >> this comes a day after the u.s. government released new immigration guidelines that are a huge source of tension with mexico. the visit is taking place under quite high security. the washington post reports the american delegation received a chilly reception. measures thatn has been the most upset is that the u.s. will send immigrants back to mexico to await proceedings even if they aren't mexican. this is an attack on their sovereignty. the foreign minister said they don't have to accept them. inie: women in the army turkey now have the right to wear headscarves as part of their uniform. >> this is a very controversial position in turkey. controversial subject for decades. the government lifted the b

francois fillon is saying who really knows what -- francois hollande is saying who really knows what president trump will do? their messages very much what the e.u. needs now, to take this as an opportunity to become more independent in terms of security and trade, and indeed when it comes to the environment. fory: thank you very much that. next we crossesed, where for a third straight night, thousands of people rallied in the capital and other cities across the country. they want the government to resign after it weakened a key corruption law. the move is part of strong criticism both home and abroad. the prime minister said the government will not backtrack on the bill. our correspondent has the details. dark show state -- ofstanding firm in the face nationwide protests, a rate -- romania prime minister says he will push ahead with a decree. >> we took a decision two days ago. >> we withdraw the decree? >> no. >> protests continue around romania after a quarter of a million people took to the streets wednesday. the demonstrations have been largely peaceful, but the leader of the ru

during his presidential campaign five years ago, francois hollande came to this area and promised thatstatistics not just fun, but simple to understand, has died at the age of 68. he made it his mission to help people understand facts to correct "global ignorance". in one of his most famous presentations he used seven pieces of lego to explain global income inequality. when he met our colleague evan davis, he used seven snowballs instead to show the gap between the richest, and the poorest people in the world. take us through what these different income levels are. it's important to say how much for these people are down here. they can't even afford to buy a bicycle. i placed the bicycle down here. and when you are appear, then you can think about buying a car so you can see then you can think about buying a car so you can see 123 a billion people have the population. earlier i spoke to amy maxmen, a journalist at the international sciencejournal, nature. she recently interviewed mr rosling for her article ‘three minutes with hans rosling will change your mind about the world'. she spo

backpacks and found no explosives. [ non-english language ] >> reporter: but french president francois hollande says there is no doubt the man wanted to commit a terrorist attack. [ whistles ] >> reporter: 1,000 people were inside the louvre at the time. a group of students from the university of georgia was in the room with the mona lisa when the museum staff rushed the crowds to a secure location in the building's basement. authorities warned them to huddle together and stay away from windows. this couple from new york saw children crying and say they immediately knew it was terrorism. >> that's what we're used to now. i mean, we have to learn to live with it, be vigilant. so we just listened to instructions from the security guards and did what they told us. >> reporter: a few hours after the incident president trump tweeted, a new radical islamic terrorist has just attacked the louvre museum in paris. tourists were locked down, friends on edge again. get smart, u.s. security has been beefed up all across france. in paris alone, they have added 3500 soldiers following three deadly terrorist

tom: later this afternoon, francois hollande will be holding talks in paris with the palestinian leader, mahmoud abbas. they are expected to discuss the conclusion of the conference held here in the french capital in january. -- had theence was aim of keeping the peace process a life. time to turn to business with stephen carroll. we will start with united states, where a tv way if asher has been fined -- atv manufacturer has been fined for consumers.ts stephen: according to the u.s. federal trade commission, visio gathered information on its customers without their knowledge, and sold information without their watching. they say the data could not be much up to individuals. they will seek special permission from users before collecting information in the future. uber is to offer a in income to drivers in an effort to end a long-running dispute over pay. 4200 euros aearn month if they work 50 hours a week. >> a proposal to appease their drivers. uber has drawn up a plan to try and do two things. stalemate with their drivers and satisfy the french government so lawmakers do not depend --

france, president franÇois hollande has called for a boost to cyber security measures.cused them of trying to influence the vote. he has been less friendly toward russia, while his two main contenders seen more prone to dialogue with moscow. the presidential campaign of franÇois fillon remains in troubled waters. he held a campaign rally near paris a short while ago. the conservative candidate held a meeting with his former boss, president nicolas sarkozy, earlier in the day. his campaign has been in turmoil since allegations surfaced that his wife was given a fake job on the french taxpayers dime. rebel lawmakers in the conservative party or renewing their calls for him to drop out or risk defeat at the polls. >> he served as nicolas sarkozy's prime minister for four years and then defeated him in last year's party primary. is turnings fillon to the former presidents support as he struggles to rally his party ahead of the upcoming election. of meetings come as members the republican party put pressure on him to quit the race , rebel spearheaded by lawmakers close to sa

a gun was fired accidentally during a speech by french francois hollande at the inauguration of a high-speed railroad line. the sharpshooter on a roof 100 meters from where the president was speaking accidentally fired. 2 people were lightly injured. stockpiled orr used chemical weapons, the claim comes after the half-brother of the north korean leader was killed at a malaysian airport. 2 women from vietnam will be charged with his murder. most of the water has been stored in santiago after floods contaminated a major river. funds in the andes river .ontaminated it schools and businesses were closed and people had to use temporary water. a local security response to a terror attack in tunisia that left 38 people dead two years ago was at best shambolic and at worst cowardly. by the the finding english corner. the authorities in tunisia insist the country is 100% safe. orla guerin sent this report. orla: on alert. a vigilance lacking on the day of attack. permanent checkpoints and controls by the police and armed forces. the message is you are safe, it is a new tunisia. ministers looking to b

jonathan: from the i can't believe this happened fire gunfire at a speech today by french president francois hollande. watch. >> [speaking french] [gunshot] jonathan: it was a single shot. turned out a police sharp shooter fired his weapon accidently and as a result two people were grazed in the leg by the bullet. for his part, president hollande said he hoped it was nothing serious and he continued on speaking. the grounds crew is trying to accommodate all the volunteers showing up. the themes of damaged and st. louis have many wondering about securities in jewish cemeteries in our area. today officials at the judean memorial gardens described the possibility of infa red security cameras. >> you border on major highways. you can't exactly mark and walk -- exactly park and walk in. we lock the gates at night. michelle: many are working with the police department to step up the overnight patrols. the damage to the headstones staples is covered by the family homeowners insurance or in the case of natural disasters a sametary's insurance policy. jonathan: this is the back of a home. this is a mess. expl

this is one of the most open presidential races in decades, ever since francois hollande announced heelection. his socialist party then nominated benoit hamon to be their candidate. the frontrunner had been francois fillon from the conservative opposition, but a scandal involving payments to his wife has led to calls for him to withdraw. that may have benefited monsieur macron, seen as a centrist alternative. if the polls are right, likely to be waiting in the second round of the vote is marine le pen from the national front. she was also in lyon where she will officially launch her campaign later on sunday. she wants france to leave the euro and hold a referendum on eu membership and introduce a tax on foreign workers. her election victory would no doubt upset the existing order. it may fall to emmanuel macron to stop her. tim allman, bbc news. well, staying in france, we've had more details about the suspect accused of trying to attack the louvre museum in paris on friday. he's said to be recovering from his injuries after being shot by a soldier. he has been identified as a 29—year

here in france, francois hollande was in a paris suburb today to visit all caps link the issue -- tackling issue of youth unemployment but came among attention after a young black man was allegedly raped by police officers. the attacks barred several violent protests and the larger paris area over the weekend as charles reports. charles: less than 12 years after the riots of 2005 and a few months from of resident election, french politicians are worried about a new wave of violent protests around the country. local officials and community , noting share this fear the rising tension between inhabitants and police. >> i do not think there are bad cops and citizens. sometimes there are slips of that are unacceptable. charles: police often have to deal with a barrage of bad language before they do their checks free on the other hand, local associations criticize routine police harassment. generalize, but to there are trends. here are simple figures according to reports door by the christian association against torture. black the muslims are more likely to be victims. charles: some police offic

a police sniper accidentally shot two people where french president francois hollande was inauguratingn. the two people shot were hurt, of course. but not seriously. talking a restaurant waiter and rail employee. >>> crew his to haul a man from a sinkhole. witnesses say the hink hole -- sinkhole was caused by a water main break. officials didn't even know there was a car in there. a busted main sent water cascading through the streets at the height of the morning commute. >> that is always one of those scary things, where you're like, could it happen? remember when something similar to that happened on wisconsin avenue? there's a big sinkhole. and you're like, it's crazy. >> not me. >>> warmest february on record. if it weren't for these showers, we would have had the driest on record. certainly could have gone big all the way around. live look outside. it's still 65. showers pushing through the metro area. winds out of the west at 5. winds will pick up. as this warm front pushes through tonight. we'll see winds gusting to 25 miles per hour. taking out is chicago. there's champagne. bi

this is one of the most open presidential elections in decades, ever since francois hollande announcedon to be their candidate. the frontrunner had been francois fillon from the conservative opposition, but a scandal involving alleged payments to his wife has led to calls for him had to withdraw. that may have benefited monsieur macron, seen as a centrist alternative. if the polls are right, likely to be waiting in the second round of vote is marine le pen from the national front. she was also in lyon, where she will officially launch her campaign later today. she wants france to leave the euro, hold a referendum on eu membership, and introduce a tax on foreign workers. an election victory for her would no doubt upset the existing order, but emmanuel macron hopes victory will be his instead. tim allman, bbc news. pro—european conservative mps will press the government this week to give parliament a meaningfulfault on the brexit deal. they imply that if the government does not give way then they will fault with the opposition. theresa may has already promised that there will be a vote a

politics, he has never run for office before although he has been an economy minister under francois hollandeelection and of course you have the wild card of marine le pen. she may yet benefit from the problem is that the centre—right are having at the moment, this financial scandal. so a lot is in flux and israeli heading down to a very tight race indeed. this week hungary announced plans to hold migrants and refugees who enter the country in detention shelters indefinitely. the prime minister's spokesman has explained. "no migrants — not even those who have already issued their request for asylum — will be able move freely until there is a primary legal decision whether they are entitled for political asylum, refugee status or anything else." hungarian village called asotthalom. it's near the border with serbia. and in one day in 2015,10,000 migrants crossed into hungary. the mayor of the town now wants to persuade white, straight, christian europeans who don't like the idea of living in a multi—cultural society to move there. i'll play you this report by lesley ashmall. the village populat

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fn voters vote, the others don't, because they are so disgusted francois hollande came to this area andhey did. with faith in the socialist party already dwindling here, many voters moved their support to the political margins, to the far left and to the far right. 0ne relic that has survived here is the boxing club, a place for young men to teach themselves how to win and lose. in the ring, it's easy to judge promises against performance. in politics, it's often performance that loses elections, and promises that win. lucy williamson, bbc news, hayange. severe weather and a number of tornadoes have left a trail of destruction in louisana. houses were destroyed, power lines brought down and cars flipped over in the baton rouge area of new orleans. at least twenty people were injured and thousands were left without power. the chaney family was directly in the path of one of the tornadoes that left their home in pieces. is just collapsed. the whole house just fell over. i the i heard this and other ‘came e‘f .,, " ‘came 525 she—tv " ‘came 525 she said " ‘came 525 she said it' " ‘ came g s

francois hollande was once mayor here.im to run again. even so, the fn they wanted him to run again. even so, the fm 27% of the boats in the last regional election and it is not difficult to find people who understand why. translation: it would be good thing to talk about immigration. —— votes. we ta ke to talk about immigration. —— votes. we take care of immigrants who have just arrived here better than our own citizens. there is good and bad things with marine le pen. with her we rediscover a france worthy of its name. but marine le pen scares people a little. let's see. these days old french traditions do not stay in the villages, accordion is made here and find their way to china. globalisation is now the great dividing line in french politics. it is seen as stealing or delivering france's future. translation: we sell to china, even though our accordions are taxed at 35% because they want to protect their market. i say yes to globalisation because we had to compensate for shrinking sales in france. and the fall in buyi

this is one of the most open presidential races in decades, ever since francois hollande announced hendidate. the frontrunner had been francois fillon from the conservative opposition, but a scandal involving payments gee she was also in lyon, where she will officially launch her campaign later on sunday. she wants france to leave the euro, hold a referendum on eu membership, and introduce a tax on foreign workers. her election victory would no doubt upset the existing order. it may fall to emmanuel macron to stop her. tim allman, bbc news. well, staying in france, we've had more details about the suspect accused of trying to attack the louvre museum in paris on friday. he's said to be recovering from his injuries after being shot by a soldier. he has been identified as a 29—year—old egyptian who entered france on a tourist visa. his father has been speaking to a dubai television channel. here's some of that interview. translation: i say this all a scenario made up by the french government to justify the soldiers opening fire inside the louvre. four men, they don't know how to grab a

. —— francois hollande. if marine le pen were to win, that would be a seismic shift for europe.of the political rule book being torn up the political rule book being torn up across the political rule book being torn up across the atlantic, exactly that sound is here. she talks about withdrawing from the euro, holding a referendum on eu membership, on curtailing the rights of people here who do not have citizenship, lowering the retirement age, she doesn't say how she will pay for that. a whole host of commitments which run entirely against the grain of french politics for the last 50 oi’ of french politics for the last 50 or 60 years. she has a lot of support in the opinion polls but that hungerfor support in the opinion polls but that hunger for change may also help emmanuel macron as he positions himself as an independent, someone who is not of the old parties. you're right, there is a sense of shift and change rippling across france, as there is in other countries in europe, as we saw in own referendum last year. we will have to wait to see who can capitalise best of it. but

french president francois hollande called the incident a terrorist attack. >> stewart: in syria's civil war today, american-backed militias launched a new phase in their siege of the northern city of raqqa, the de facto capital of islamic state militants. supported by american airstrikes and special forces soldiers, the syrian democratic forces group aims to completely encircle raqqa. and in romania, bowing to massive protests all week outside the country's parliament building, romania's prime minister says he'll scrap a decree that would shield officials from prosecution for corruption. the protests are the country's biggest since communist rule ended in 1989. that's all for this edition of "pbs newshour weekend." i'm alison stewart. thanks for watching. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the john and helen glessner family trust-- supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar

two people have been accident ali shot during a speech by the french president, francois hollande.parently shooting himself in the foot. an official said another bullet then went through a tent hitting two waiters who were servingcocktails after the speech. —— serving cocta ils after the speech. —— serving coctails after the speech. staff from southern rail, arriva rail north and merseyrail are expected to go on strike on the same day in a row over the future of guards on trains. the rmt union announced the walkouts in a dispute with the companies over plans to introduce driver—only operated trains. union officials say the move will make services potentially dangerous. the 24—hour strike will take place on the 13th march. millions of british eggs are temporarily to lose their free—range status. farmers have been forced to keep their hens indoors since december to limit the spread of bird flu and eu rules say that eggs from hens that have been inside for 12 successive weeks can't be labelled as free—range. our business correspondent, emma simpson, reports. we eat more than 10 millio

during his presidential campaign five years ago, francois hollande came to this area and promised thatcialist party already dwindling here, many voters moved their support to the political margins, to the far left and to the far right. 0ne relic that has survived here is the boxing club, a place for young men to teach themselves how to win and lose. in the ring, it's easy tojudge promises against performance. in politics, it's often performance that loses elections, and promises that win. the rise of the robot and the impact of automation on human workers is fast becoming one of the biggest challenges for policy—makers. one report this week warned that nearly a quarter of a million public sector workers could be replaced by robots or computers over the next 15 years. our technology correspondent rory cellan—jones gained exclusive access to one firm where the robots are doing more and more. in a warehouse in hatfield, a very complex operation is under way, assembling 0cado customer orders from 50,000 potential items. it still requires plenty of people but if the online supermarket is to

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president francois hollande has called for calm and forjustice.hops will reflect "carefully and prayerfully" after its ruling general synod voted down an important report about gay marriage. the clergy chose to ignore the recommendations by bishops, which suggested that a union should only be between a man and a woman. 0ur religious affairs correspondent martin bashir reports. 93 in favour, 100 against, with two abstentions. and with that general sign of delivered a devastating blow to three years of deliberation on theissue to three years of deliberation on the issue of same sex marriage —— general synod. so the motion was lost. the debate itself contained passionate and sometimes painful disclosures on both sides of the argument. outside of these walls, we are being heard as lacking in love. all sexual expression outside the lifelong and permanent union of one man and woman is sinful. lesbian and gay christians who held an all—day vigil outside church house broke into song as news of the result filtered through. i think what we've seen is a brea

francois hollande -- fillion 's efforts to get back into the -- frenchace officials say they preventedst attack after arresting four people including a 16-year-old girl. police raided a home in southern france were they uncovered a makeshift lab with live explosives and bomb making ingredients. police say the teen had pledged loyalty to islamic state and one of the suspects had been planning an attack. and a u.s.ircraft navy patrol plane had an unsafe encounter in the u.s. china -- south china sea. this is the first known incident to have taken place under the trump administration. pacific command said it took place in international space. the russian runner was also years of theur court of arbitration after footage appeared to show her using a banned substance. local news 24 hours a day powered by over 2600 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: this is "bloomberg technology." as we discussed, u.s. stocks ended to an all-time high as investors reacted from -- two new details from the trump administration on cutting taxes. tech companies continue

. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪♪ >>> a frightening experience for french president, francois hollande.r was located on a roof and was changing positions when he pulled the trigger. hollande stayed calm hoping the shooting was not serious and continued the speech. >>> and a pilot was killed when his home built aircraft slammed into a building in massachusetts. and thankfully nobody was home when it hit. it was on the final approach when it crashed. residents say their building shook and when they went out side they saw the tail of the plane sticking out of the roof. the plane is described as a single engine aircraft. >>> a massive internet showdown or make that a slow down affected the east coast today. the problem is traced to amazon web services used by companies from netflix to redditt. and they say they have increased error rates, it's one of a handful of companies that actually keep the internet up and running. >> i noticed a bit of a slow down. >> me too. >>> jaime apody is here. nothing to slow down the nfl draft in a few weeks from now? >> it's coming up quickly. we have huge ev

president francois hollande was talking about the fact there cannot be a relationship with presidentg forward if he doesn't understand that europe and european union is united. that is something we will hear. there is a letter written from the european parliament. left, center, right. they are written to the leaders of the eu to get it on the agenda, if you will, to reject president trump's pick for ambassador to the eu. ted malick is hostile. they are quoting him saying he helped bring down the soviet union. a sense the united states is hostile to the eu. you will hear about that and for the french president to keep up to speed of what is happening in paris and talking about migrants and refugees. that is a common concern across the mediterranean here. common concern in europe and the white house. >> full agenda for them and for you, nic. thank you. >> you heard nic saying they are following the breaking news from paris. attack on the armed officer at the louvre museum. cnn's melissa bell is live in paris with what with we know right now. it looks like a second arrest. what can you

francois hollande said there is no doubt an attempted attack was terrorist in nature. this morning pid tweeted about the incident saying quote, a new radical islamic terrorist has just attacked in the louvre museum in paris and france on edge again, france has been under a state of emergency since 2015 when isis militants killed more than 100 people in paris. >>> in his first overseas trip, new defense secretary jim mattis is reaffirming u.s. ties with foreign allies. he chose to go to japan and south korea in order to demonstrate that nothing will weaken u.n. security promises and he'll meet with japan's defense minister tomorrow nks pro testers are turned away from a right wing speaker's event this time at nyu. >> don't tase. >> this was the scene last night in new york. demonstrators faced off with nypd officers and college republicans invited him to speak but someone pepper sprayed him on the way in and it ended early. the group has it has a right to hear from voices but they say the school should not stand for bigotry and racism. >> news 4 your hekt that could be

francois hollande has said that as well.nnouncements and no doubt it will work somewhat in favour of france. we willjust have to wait and see. the other thing to mention about what we just heard, it was all in the future tense. in my programme, we will do this. no one has yet seen this programme. and there has been a lot of style from him, a lot of politics campaigning but everyone saying please don't tell us what you're actually going to do. and this is the problem he faces, he has got to come down one way or the other to define his economic policies and so on. and when he does he will be open to a lot more flak which she has not really faced yet. it is a win-win because he comes here as an untested leader, he has to show he can function on the world stage, and then he is standing in front of a world—famous then he is standing in front of a world —famous door. but then he is standing in front of a world—famous door. but also quite good for theresa may because presumably the british ambassador in paris has told her this coul

a sharp shooter accidentally, accidentally fired his gun during a speech by french president francois hollande. two people were slightly injured by the bullet according to people who were there and saw what happened. all this was was with ribbon cutting for a train line. a ribbon cutting. he fired his gun accidently. really? thank goodness he wasn't that sharp of a shot. he isn't that harp period. alison: look at this. listen to this. this is mount etna in italy. it is putting on quite the show near sicily. the eruption started last night. these can last for days and sometimes weeks. that is michelle: gorgeous to see from afar. alison: that is the keyword. "afar." jonathan: we have talked about selfies and the things people do on the phone, walking in the fountains or banging in the wall. this is a costly selfie. michelle: definitely. and one that the hirshhorn museum would like to forget. stephen tschida is live there tonight with the price of vanity. what happened? you got one done successfully, no problems. stephen: yeah, a couple of them, actually. while this room is very popular for selfi

french president francois hollande credits the soldiers for having such a quick response. they say that a man carrying two machetes and two backpacks tried to enter the underground shopping center at the louvre. when they tried to stop him, he shouted "allahu akbar." one soldier hit the man several times with gunfire. the suspects is a 29 egyptian man from the united ara emirates. the man is now in critical condition. no explosives were found in his bag. >>> a dramatic standoff near lake tahoe ended after officers shot and killed an armed driver who was holding a woman hostage. it happened along highway 89 near squaw valley. police say they tried pulling the driver over just before 2 a.m. suspecting that he was drunk. they called off the chase but later spotted the car. when the driver got out of it, he was armed with a gun and was pulling a woman hostage beside him. after the driver pointed the gun at the woman and then at the police, officers opened fire. the driver died at the scene. the woman was not hurt. >>> new video shows a murder suspect running away from a crime

was just back from washington to share assessments of the visit and have a conversation with franÇois hollandeand 28 -- on our approach to the transatlantic partnership so i don't like the transactional -- for the first time here. talk about a diplomatic approach on the values that we assume are common values, and things for ourselves of u & european values and european interests with a sense of friendship and also a clear sense of priorities when it comes to making clear that some european values and interests are not under discussion. so friendship doesn't change i wouldn't be here. and i wouldn't be looking forward to welcoming in a sense in brussels the official visit so friendship, operation on the presence of values and the basis of our interests but also with clear ideas on what cannot be in doubt when it comes to our priorities. >> we know you have to go out to another meeting. i would ask as i think you for people to stay in their seats so you can get to the meeting as expeditiously as possible. let me say a couple things in closing, first of all this is an important time for you to b

. —— francois hollande. so they wanted a right—wing candidate is the best way for them to change. cannot talk about anything except this affair. of course the man profiting from this is emmanuel macron and yet he has not yet put out a manifesto and of course he was a former minister in the socialist government that was so unpopular. that is one of the mysteries of this election, the fact that people are really dissatisfied with the last government but for the moment the new favourite is someone who was a minister for two years, minister of the economy and also before the campaign he wrote the president's economic programme and was his economic counsellor for two yea rs. was his economic counsellor for two years. that is the strange situation and the strangest thing is that he is gathering people from the left and the bright and it is difficult to know how it can last the course obviously when he has to explain what is going to do if elected, it is possible but some people both from the left and from the right are going to be disappointed by what he is proposing. i was wondering wh

. >> yeah, i think it is ironic that you have seen, for example, angela merkel, francois hollande, condemningr his executive order, while at home, there is a huge concern and fear over the refugee issue and mass immigration. without a doubt, i do think you do have european elites in power who are deeply out of touch with their own populations and the open borders policy implemented by angela merkel. >> bill: that's what led to brexit. >> which led to, you know, 1.3 million refugees flowing into germany. m this has had a huge impact across europe. i think there has been a widespread rejection of merkel's open border approach. >> bill: all right, doctor. we appreciate it. as always, thank you. plenty more ahead as "the factor" moves ahead this evening, apparently, tom brady's super bowl jersey was stolen. dennis miller has some thoughts about the texas rangers getting involved. next, lou dobbs and i will assess the most serious threats to the usa. we hope you stay tuned for those reports. e y y y y y >> this is a fox news alert. republican senator jeff sessions as attorney general. the senators

. >>> another fight brewing between president trump and french president francois hollande telling eu partners at a summit, quote, it is unacceptable that there should be through a number of statements pressure by the u.s. president on what europe should be or should no longer be. there is no future with trump if it's not worked together. let's get to "the bottom line" with fareed zakaria host of "fareed zakaria gps." this isn't usual rhetoric from france when it comes to the united states. how much of this is bumping chests, how much could be something more? >> it's not usual rhetoric, but what trump has been doing is highly unusual with regard to the european union. the europeans, let's remember, got together after world war ii and decided to make sure there was never another european war like that, they were going to create an interdependent organization, first called the european community, and the united states strongly supported this idea that fran ch and germany bind themselves together. trump for the last six months has been making anti european union statements. he's been tal

he was an economy minister under the current deeply unpopular socialist president, francois hollande.nce in the past couple of hours. translation: being courageous in politics means admitting your mistakes. using your family members as parliamentary assistants is a perfectly legal practice but what was acceptable in the past is no longer acceptable. by working with my wife and children, i was mindful of this relationship of trust but today, it causes mistrust and that was a mistake. i regret it profoundly and i apologise to the french people. let's speak to jacques myard, an mp from francois fillon's republicains party. he joins us from just outside paris. thank you forjoining us. what did you make of the statement and will it convince french voters? first of all, it was time to react. and to launch his campaign. i think that reactions are pretty good, not marvellous good but better than... you could have thought before. i think there is no alternative, he says he regrets what happened and as he said, it was legal, but of course people don't understand it any more. now we go to the me

president francois hollande, who is in malta, said that the soldier who shot and wounded that assailantnted a terrorist act. also hearing from the french culture minister that the museum will reopen tomorrow after that attempted attack there. more on that from paris as we get it. the energy company npower has announced big price rises. standard tariff electricity prices will rise by 15% from next month, and gas prices by almost 5%. the company blames increases in wholesale energy costs, and the cost of delivering government policies such as smart meters. but the regulator, 0fgem, has questioned the rises, telling suppliers they should absorb the costs of wholesale price rises by buying energy in advance. our business correspondent john moylan reports. we don't think energy should be complicated. try telling that to npower‘s customers. from next month, 1.4 million are facing a jump in energy tariffs. npower says it is the first major rise in more than three years. it is blaming rising wholesale gas and electricity costs, and the impact of government policies like the roll—out of smart me

about trump's call with french president francois hollande. a senior analyst telling politico trump used the exchange to vent about his personal fixations. it's not the way the head of states speak to each other, and the conversation was not completely organized said the source. also speaking of slogans tonight, trump found time today within 20 minutes of his morning intelligence briefing to weigh in on some family buness issues, tweeting about a department store that is discontinuing his daughter's apparel line. my daughter ivanka has been treated so unfairly by nordstrom. she is a great person, always pushing me to do the right thing. terrible, exclamation point. today some ethics experts argue that tweet is unseemly and might even give businesses grounds to sue the president. but let's be clear. the president has wide legal authority to say what he wants. the issue isn't that he is violating a law, but rather when you remember this, violating his own pledge. in president trump's only press conference since winning the election, he said he w

french president francois hollande praised the officers, saying they prevented another terrorist attackthe cap tale. the soldiers were a four-manned armed unit, part of special force of 3500 soldiers who patrol major tourist sites. president trump tweeted about the incident. a new radical islamic terrorist attacked the louvre museum in paris. tourists were locked down. france on edge again. get mart, u.s. successful or not, this attack is reminder that france is in a state of emergency. attacks like this affect tourism. in turn they affect the economy. most importantly, people think they will also affect the french elections in april, pushing voters to the right. back to you, guys. melissa: wow. benjamin, thank you for that. david: so how will this attack in paris affect the trump administration's doubling down on extreme vetting in the u.s.? next lieutenant colonel oliver north is here to respond. > plus securing our borders. the president planni to foow you through on one of his most controversial campaign promises. new details on his plans to keep america safe. >> what message does t

during his presidential campaign five years ago, francois hollande came to this area and promised thatsupport to the political margins, to the far left and to the far right. 0ne relic that has survived here is the boxing club, a place for young men to teach themselves how to win and lose. in the ring, it's easy to judge promises against performance. in politics, it's often performance that loses elections, and promises that win. lucy williamson, bbc news, hayange. more than half of ten to 12—year—olds who use social media now share selfies, according to a survey for the bbc‘s newsround. a fifth said that seeing images of celebrities online made them feel anxious about how they look, and many said they didn't like it when their parents posted images of them online. newsround's ricky boleto reports. with cameras in our phones and cupboard, there is nothing easier than taking a selfie. you get the likes and nice comments. you have to get your good side. likes and nice comments. you have to get your good sidelj likes and nice comments. you have to get your good side. i need good lighting.

francois hollande is not a candidate.ly have said something lost the left wing primary, the former prime minister who was an entire terrorism law and order type, and he is no longer running. and the centre left candidate, immanuel... there are far more problems dealt with suspicion of one of the candidates having employed his wife to do and not much at the french national territory. marine le pen is waiting for things to clear up a bit but she is the only one who has said consistently in her speeches and rallies, something about this. to what extent will her message be, it is all because of immigration? no, it is not, the message is not just that it is because of immigration but because it mostly is that france is under attack from islamic terrorism, that is what marine le pen is saying, not so different from francois long's message. to what extent have people perhaps become so used to the security presence in paris that they do not even notice any more, and thought it wasn't necessary until today? i'm not people thought